Three Lions · Group L
England are 1966 world champions and back-to-back European Championship finalists. Now coached by Thomas Tuchel and led by record scorer Harry Kane, the Three Lions possess a formidable squad. After two recent semi-final runs, they chase a long-awaited trophy.
Key squad members (selected). Full match-day squads update from the live feed.
Harry Kane has reached 10 World Cup goals, equalling Gary Lineker’s longstanding record for England. This milestone reopens the debate about England’s best-ever striker as Kane continues his prolific international career. With England looking strong in Group L, Kane’s influence is once again under the spotlight.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is not just a showcase of footballing talent but also of musical creativity, as teams unveil their own distinctive goal songs. England's unexpected choice of a darts anthem has turned heads, sparking conversation about how teams choose their celebratory soundtracks and what these songs say about national identity and football culture.
England kicked off their World Cup campaign with a thrilling 4-2 victory against Croatia in Group L. Despite Croatia battling back to level terms, England’s attacking power proved decisive. The result sets an early tone in one of the tournament’s most competitive groups.
England opened their FIFA World Cup 2026 Group L campaign with a dramatic 4-2 victory over Croatia. Thomas Tuchel’s side overcame multiple challenges in a frenetic encounter, setting the tone for a fiercely competitive group stage.
England secured a statement win in their Group L opener, overcoming Croatia 4-2 in a high-scoring contest. Thomas Tuchel's men showed attacking flair and resilience, setting the tone for a promising campaign.
Harry Kane’s approach to penalties has become the gold standard for England at the World Cup, drawing recognition from pundits and former pros alike. The striker’s unmatched attention to detail and evolution in technique is building confidence in Group L’s tournament favorites. Kane’s focus could prove decisive as England targets glory in North America.
Thomas Tuchel set the tone for England’s World Cup campaign with a fearless mentality that saw the Three Lions secure a 4-2 victory over Croatia in Group L. The German boss’s halftime intervention was pivotal as England shook off nerves and produced a statement performance to open their tournament.
Jude Bellingham, one of England’s brightest talents, is embracing the external debate over his role in Thomas Tuchel’s squad as fuel for his World Cup ambitions. With England off to a strong start in Group L, Bellingham’s mindset could prove crucial in the high-pressure tournament environment.